I am working on my family photo albums and came across this picture of my wife and daughter snacking in the back of my Eagle when we lived in Yemen some years ago.
(http://i870.photobucket.com/albums/ab262/Tennessee_Farmer/YemenEagle.jpg)
Cool, but I gotta say that is some far out plate.
HI nice looking family sitting in nice looking Eagle..where abouts in ten are you. I was bron in ten river town about 20 miles from Al line.my dad still on the river in crump ten......have a good day.............Don
How did you put gas in there with that huge plate there? :o
EGG for sharing !
I love Eagles with foreign and "exotic" (in this case, indeed) plates ;)
Quote from: LaGuardia on February 28, 2011, 06:23:22 AM
EGG for sharing !
I love Eagles with foreign and "exotic" (in this case, indeed) plates ;)
I'll second that.
That plate is probably not exotic in Yemen. An Arkansas plate would probably
attract some attention in Yemen.
Yup, but I'm speaking from my point of view ;) Any US plate would look exotic to me, but a Yemen one is the most exotic thing I can imagine on a US made car...
BTW, my very plate could look exotic to you ::)
How did they deal with those long european plates?...must have had to mount them on the bumper.
Shanebo: yes, it would be a problem, but we have a solution for that ;)
In Italy (but I believe it's the same in most Euro countries) we have a special series of plates for vehicles with "square" rear plate mounts. The plates are, indeed, very similar in size and shape to US ones, just a bit larger. In fact I had to "reduce" mine with a hacksaw, to make it fit the swinging gas door ;D